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Billesley mother and baby deaths: Police name victims Killed mum and baby named as Yvonne and Harrison Walsh
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Detectives have named a mother and baby thought to have been murdered at a house in Birmingham. A mother and baby thought to have been murdered at a house in Birmingham have been named by detectives.
Police said the victims had not been formally identified but are believed to Yvonne Walsh, 25, and her son Harrison Walsh, seven months. Police said the victims had not been formally identified but are believed to Yvonne Walsh, 25, and her seven-month-old son Harrison Walsh.
The bodies were found at 10:30 BST on Sunday in Billesley. The bodies were found at 10:30 BST on Sunday in Chells Grove, Billesley.
A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of both murders. West Midlands Police said he was currently unfit to be interviewed.A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of both murders. West Midlands Police said he was currently unfit to be interviewed.
A force spokesman said the man, who was arrested in the Sandwell area, is in a secure unit following an assessment carried out by mental health professionals.A force spokesman said the man, who was arrested in the Sandwell area, is in a secure unit following an assessment carried out by mental health professionals.
He said the man was known to the victims and police were not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.He said the man was known to the victims and police were not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has been informed, due to previous contact between police and the man in custody.The Independent Police Complaints Commission has been informed, due to previous contact between police and the man in custody.
Post-mortem examinations will be carried out later and police inquiries are continuing. Post-mortem examinations will be carried out later.
Residents in the area were shocked to hear about the deaths.
On Monday BBC WM reporter Michelle Dawes said several people described the area as a "quite nice road with nice people".